Turning Unsubscribe Into Maintenance
Email junk does not arrive as one dramatic flood. It accumulates quietly. A shop you bought from once starts sending three promotions a week. A travel site mistakes one booking search for lifelong intent. A restaurant app decides you need personalised recommendations forever. None of these messages are individually offensive. That is why they survive. But the result is stupid: an inbox full of tiny claims on attention. So I asked Closp to audit the last month of Gmail and find the recurring junk worth unsubscribing from. ...